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Trying to catch the photographer in the horses eyes.
Alone with the animal and no means of constraining her.
Friends enough that she came to have a look a me.

What else can I do to improve the shot.
another try
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Increase the drama--sharpness, color correction, contrast and brightness. Maybe black and white would work.
(Feb 8, 2014, 03:21)ikisshorses Wrote: [ -> ]Trying to catch the photographer in the horses eyes.
Alone with the animal and no means of constraining her.
Friends enough that she came to have a look a me.

What else can I do to improve the shot.
In monochrome:
[Image: IMG_2102+-+Version+3.JPG]

I prefer this but I generally do prefer monochrome. The main thing wrong with the original is that the tones are all squashed up on the left side of the histogram, giving a dark and flat picture. Distributing the tones gives this (no other processing done):

(Feb 8, 2014, 14:52)John M Wrote: [ -> ]
(Feb 8, 2014, 03:21)ikisshorses Wrote: [ -> ]Trying to catch the photographer in the horses eyes.
Alone with the animal and no means of constraining her.
Friends enough that she came to have a look a me.

What else can I do to improve the shot.
In monochrome:
[Image: IMG_2102+-+Version+3.JPG]

I prefer this but I generally do prefer monochrome. The main thing wrong with the original is that the tones are all squashed up on the left side of the histogram, giving a dark and flat picture. Distributing the tones gives this (no other processing done):
[Image: JFNvDuqgfQENc1UogTsIpS02IHnJ7-1OuTp3re4e...10-h364-no]